Following on from this thread https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/pineapple-road-station.233071/ , what other stations have names with a fruit in them. I can think of two - Strawberry Hill and Appledore. Any further suggetions?
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Appleby
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Pear tree
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Appleford
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Peartree
Berry Brow
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Berry Brow
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aliceh
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Although if I may be a little sillier, I offer up:
Bananarborough
Jewellery Kumquat-er
Melon Mowbray
Pontefract Tangerine
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Although if I may be a little sillier, I offer up:
Bananarborough
Jewellery Kumquat-er
Melon Mowbray
Pontefract Tangerine
Apricottingley
Figz-william
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With some flippancy, I put forward Newbury. Always used to see a box of Newbury Fruits at Christmas.
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No mention of Liverpool Lime St yet?
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Ashberries
Aylesberry
Aylesberry Vale Parkway
Banberry
Bredberry
Brondesberry
Brondesberry Park
Berry St Edmunds
Caledonian Road & Barnsberry
Canonberry
Canterberry East
Canterberry West
Charlberry
Dewsberry
East Didsberry
East Tilberry
Finsberry Park
Gunnersberry
Hartleberry
Highberry & Islington
Kintberry
Ledberry
Newberry
Newberry Racecourse
Norberry
Prestberry
Salisberry
Shoeberryness
Shrewsberry
Southberry
Sudberry & Marrow Road
Sudberry (Suffolk)
Sudberry Hill Marrow
Sunberry
Tilberry Town
Tisberry
Tutberry & Hatton
Wateringberry
Westberry
Wraysberry
Wrenberry
Aylesberry
Aylesberry Vale Parkway
Banberry
Bredberry
Brondesberry
Brondesberry Park
Berry St Edmunds
Caledonian Road & Barnsberry
Canonberry
Canterberry East
Canterberry West
Charlberry
Dewsberry
East Didsberry
East Tilberry
Finsberry Park
Gunnersberry
Hartleberry
Highberry & Islington
Kintberry
Ledberry
Newberry
Newberry Racecourse
Norberry
Prestberry
Salisberry
Shoeberryness
Shrewsberry
Southberry
Sudberry & Marrow Road
Sudberry (Suffolk)
Sudberry Hill Marrow
Sunberry
Tilberry Town
Tisberry
Tutberry & Hatton
Wateringberry
Westberry
Wraysberry
Wrenberry
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Quincetown Road Battersea?
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There's nothing new under the (today very hot) sun!
This is an old chestnut that goes back to the days before the internet.
It is interesting that the station that usually stumped people way back then, has yet to appear here either, even with all the power of digital searching.
I give you Camelon.
This is an old chestnut that goes back to the days before the internet.
It is interesting that the station that usually stumped people way back then, has yet to appear here either, even with all the power of digital searching.
I give you Camelon.
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Severn Peach
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IanD
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Apperley Bridge sounds a bit fruity.
DanNCL
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Pineapple Road could be coming soon!
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Raspberry Ripple Lane
St James and the Giant Peach
St James and the Giant Peach
I spot a theme here
weepingwillowb
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Take care with fruits that have a Stone at the centre.
Berry good.....
Merthyr Imp
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There used to be Plumtree.
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Is this a euphemism for a "Whingeing Pom" Bruce?
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If we are allowed closed stations, then there is Mangotsfield.
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Don't think so. Wasn't Pomona the Roman goddess of fruits and fruit trees?
Although the origin of the name comes from a lime kiln that used to exist in the immediate area, rather than the green citrus fruit.
There's also Limehouse in London.
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